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Sybot : An Adaptive and Mobile Spectrum Survey System for WiFi Networks. Kyu-Han Kim, Alexander W. Min,Kang G. Shin Mobicom 2010 - Twohsien 2010.12.08. OUTLINES. Motivations Architecture System Prototype Evaluation Conclusion. OUTLINES. Motivations Architecture
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Sybot:An Adaptive and Mobile Spectrum Survey System for WiFi Networks Kyu-Han Kim, Alexander W. Min,Kang G. Shin Mobicom 2010 -Twohsien 2010.12.08
OUTLINES • Motivations • Architecture • System Prototype • Evaluation • Conclusion
OUTLINES • Motivations • Architecture • System Prototype • Evaluation • Conclusion
Motivations • Limitations of Existing Approaches • Accuracy and repeatability • Efficiency and flexibility • Adaptation and awareness
OUTLINES • Motivations • Architecture • System Prototype • Evaluation • Conclusion
Architecture • Overview of Sybot • Periodic and aperiodic monitoring • Decomposition • Use of spatio-temporal variance • Adaptive and controllable monitoring • Adaptive Spectrum Monitoring
Architecture • Overview of Sybot • Adaptive Spectrum Monitoring • Complete Monitoring • Selective Monitoring • Diagnostic Monitoring
Architecture – Complete monitoring • Building a comprehensive map • Grid size • Temporal variance
Architecture – Selective monitoring • Reference grids • Smallest set • Accuracy
Architecture – Diagnostic monitoring • Detecting abnormal changes • Speculating measurement areas • Exploiting external network monitoring information
OUTLINES • Motivations • Architecture • System Prototype • Evaluation • Conclusion
System Prototype of Sybot – Software Implementation • Mobility control module • Spectrum monitoring module
System Prototype of Sybot – Hardware Implementation • iRobot • RB230 wireless router • Sonar sensor
OUTLINES • Motivations • Architecture • System Prototype • Evaluation • Conclusion
Evaluation • Testbed Setup • 12 Aps • Long-term: three times a day • Short-term: 5-10 times a day • Unit grid size: 20in * 30in
Evaluation • Repeatability • Impact of grid size • Reducing the space to measure • Gains form adaptive selection of reference grids • Diagnosis of abnormal spectrum condition
Evaluation – Gains from adaptive selection of reference grids
Evaluation – Diagnosis of abnormal spectrum condition
OUTLINES • Motivations • Architecture • System Prototype • Evaluation • Conclusion
Conclusion • Discussion • Multiple Aps • Multiple Sybots • Concluding Remarks • Three monitoring techniques that significantly reduce the measurement overhead • Provide accurate spectrum-monitoring result under dynamic spectrum conditions • Determine trade-off between accuracy and efficiency